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For example, let’s say you’re looking for an add-on Boeing 757 for X-Plane. For payware products, marketplaces like the ones we’ve listed in our Flight Simulation Resources Guide, or just Google, are good options. You can find freeware on sites like FlightSim.to and. So, if you find a freeware option, consider installing it and trying it before you buy the payware option.

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One of the most popular aircraft in X-Plane (the Zibo Mod 737-800X) is entirely freeware! The nice thing about freeware is you can download and install it for no cost. In general, you’ll find higher quality add-on aircraft and scenery when you pay for it. For example, you might choose to find a general aviation aircraft for X-Plane but a jetliner aircraft for Prepar3D. If you fly multiple simulators, you'll likely find that different simulators are best suited for different types of flying.

Generally, it’s difficult to find high-quality add-on products that are compatible with more than one simulator (though it’s not unheard-of). To help select what products might be right or will get you the best value, we’ve listed some considerations below to help guide you in evaluating potential products or add-on developers. Use it to explore some of the top freeware options and download sites. We’ve done the research for you! Our Freeware Guide includes popular freeware add-ons as voted on by our members. For freeware, consider FlightSim.to for MSFS, the AVSIM library or for FSX and P3D, and for X-Plane. There are also marketplaces like Aerosoft and SimMarket that have add-ons from several publishers. Many payware developers have websites where you can find and purchase their products. But that’s not always the case, and there is some incredible "freeware" available too.

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Many times, developers who charge for their "payware" software have put in the extra time and effort to make the product worth the money.

Better camera angles and recording options, as offered by FlightControlReplay.

A program that provides weather depiction in your simulator, such as Unreal Weather.

A pushback feature, like these for MSFS or X-Plane.

A large-scale modification to a wide area or set of objects (as Orbx also offers).

A modification to a distinct area like a city or landscape (as Orbx offers).

A complete overhaul of a default airport that truly makes it look like the real thing (like FlyTampa’s paid scenery products).

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An update to an airport that fixes small bugs but leaves textures unchanged (like this free KBOS update for MSFS).

A component of an aircraft, like a GPS or FMS ( RealSimGear).

A repaint or livery for an aircraft (like the custom repaints offered by RDPresets).

An entirely new aircraft ( Flight Factor A320 Ultimate or A2A Simulations).

Modifications of an aircraft to give it more realistic properties (like the free Zibo Mod B738 for X-Plane).

Add-ons can be just about anything! To give you a sense as to what’s possible, we’ve listed a few examples below, with links to the discounts each developer is offering our FSA members (where applicable)! Airplanes

Others are smaller companies or even just passionate simmers who have found a need to help fill. Let Calum from FSElite introduce you to the world of flight simulation software add-ons.